The wind keeper tells his grandmother that he's still on his tenth day on the job. He's not used to running around like a madman, he tells her, and he doesn't want her to get too excited. He tells her that his granddaughter has a bruise on her leg that's been completely healed. The doctor has written a fake diagnosis that says her leg is broken, but the wind keeper says that if a normal person fell like that, his leg would have split into two pieces, his skin would be torn apart, and his body would be made of wind. It's like his body is "made of wind" , he says. He asks if the doctor has given him a release exam, which means he can go home anytime he wants. He also asks if his granddaughter's back, and she says that she's. The old man says that he can't believe that a black woman would be so afraid of a black man. He says that women are afraid of black men because they're afraid of women's bodies. He adds that the windkeeper is the only person who can do anything about it.